The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-04 00:00:00

... , MAILS.' ... - . Anil t vtn —3 DeAbli4. I)uk-2 C6ttenburgh, T Malta, 1. Waterford. T E S 15 N. 11.3LCA AlCititt F4I.BIJAI AUDgAT? 'P L'O .1%) - ,D 0 A', TUtSDAT,' APRIL 4, ISO D 4 ,t A report wai . circOlated yesterday-, that a Battle' L-1J 3:`;tually. taken . , plape.between the French' and' the TYrol, and that the. 104rier had bePn' doteatetfwitli the loss of .5000 men.- We _know nat upoti vOat authbriiy this report rests;'but we know Opt Government' have not received my such. As there- is 'now no doubt of a War between the, two Commies, we may daily expe'a to of . reports of this kind. There is reason to believe that, in addition to the other . calainities which:Sweden , has recently under , • , gone, shortly experience ; the horrors of a War.-- Letters have been received from on tio.ird Admiral KLSATeg Ship, which state that Gene ral Tom., the Governor of Palecarlia, is at the head r:JI iz,goo Men, are determined toirestore their lavlal Sovereign. The Duke af.SuDzaNtArriA con titaita to profess a desire. to remain 'on terms of tinny with this country, but if a peace should be . conCluded between France and Sweden,-.the latter will probaldy ve cuMpelled to declare war against Great Britain. • "The.prObaSle conquest of IVlartiniqtte seems.to be subjea of considerable vexation to the Opposition Writers. They are apprehensive that Ministers • it-light ()Wit) seine credit for' planning the attack upon that' Island, and that the people of this coun try iniiht be• stupid enough to be pleased with a conquest by which the enemy was deprived Ot his most valuable Colonial Fossession.. They there . fore, have taken the pains to chew, in a very elaborate article,- that this conquest, .so tar horn being of any advantage to this country; ought, really to be considered as a kind of na tional calamity. We mu s t hovVever do jtiqice to the Gentlemen of Opposition, whether in* •Parlia-'. merit or out of it, and acknowledge, that if their i men ts upon .thrl beat mode of carrying on a War. agailtit France be somewhat singular, they are pet .fec.tiy coo ,;stout, Lords OrtaNyttAn "and' Olik.Y, think that the most effe4ual way of .'curbing 111,JO , tIN'IAIVI-It'S power: on' die Continent 'is, te . ,permit him . to carry ,on his plans, without fait, srom this Coutitry. Mr, POslsoNn? told Parliathent soin time agri that_Ministors. had ..htuMly „and wickedlyauginented th'e NavatForce.of the'Danes, by tiking away their 'Fieet .; and - ,ftbw:we are , told,' by tieptivingthe Enenly we are, injuring f)ar oWn . Cominerce", and 0.,:r Fanners. Tiiese propnAitions certainly ..:), i I;ouiew hat strange and.pai•adoxi,%ll 1.4) plain .should rt•ally have suppubed that-the Cs l . , ntry were not.serions when they ad ! it we I . 'itd not observed that whoa were in Administration, and when they had (7poquilitj , of t&lueing their principi . ea'. - .to they 'kited, uniformly. upen that syi. During the . wholo time they were in f)aie6; apprehensiVe were , they of increasing ‘Btronn- PAIITied overgrovh) power on the Continoit, that not a titan nor a 111114;k Would they send to, assist his oternie,s. It is true this Sagaelous-sYsteni at po licy not succeed in*titat instance, for though the British Ministers preserved the most .rigid:tieuit:thiy, Li:ioptArnwrit contrived; to confiner the whol of ; the North of . I,'nrope, But so ingenions'.a-sytetis. ought surely not to .P 0 giVen up, because it happened • . to fail in One instance. ,the Naval ,Department the latc Ministers certainly . aeled open Mr`.''po , N.. siniav's principle, and nobody dap, with justice, them of ognien t the enemy's naval. torte, takin g their ships, for'uov one zhip of 4iic , eo while they were in oaks; nor,did, they,' iu any otie instance, endanger the frifety ()four Com merce, or the prosperityof our Farmers, by depriv ig the Enemy of any of his Colonial Possessipas jlay, so rigidly did the late M 'net upon . . ttisteiti, that when one of our Naval (Mice's vett , tUt(rd to. capture one of the Enenty' d possessions, withoutlnsrttaioni, .he was, brought home In dis p, add 'tried by tt 'court-Martial fbr . his iniscoti.! du 6t. Wa do not mention these eiNumstances be cause we apprthe Of thut system, but we, wish toad cAndidly to 'oar adveniarios, and thotigti we cannot :Li.e2t their :,clitirnn,ts, we Virsit to dt) it)3tiee to There :ii pne thing, however, their consintency: vAich puzzleills Ivor' this subjeet : we know that oppooition, 1),.;t 13 NV, it Qrs and Speakdi re at%fay4 Ip t id i f! ! , ..46. prf„i h e talents of BPONA• 4':tt(r . t i cirvr y, hi) adite' nes . 3, and they seeto bo never 'so • happy Ai when they aru firair)g cotnparison , 4 , 40nd , irtial genius 11 . • ,!d the ignoriance and ef (lur Ministeri, }z!lt thoT , h the C/p7oriitiori thION fin' far it ti. i• U. 4. 9s . (U ~4et t oe,„ . y . 1O1( they are toogood4ngliski3e2t..talike li lhe inveterate • Enemy ofttieletptmtry and 4e yertlyhelievel that they invorpaYtheir Inginiot system of negarive„ . , warrate . for the:purpoSe of ruining*him. " The point, however, that puzzles us Is this, BLIONAPARTE, ins '44- riti r etthref3r - nftertone - of - ttreifea - test viaories-beever obtained (if that can be - called a xifiory, which .wat the restrft-of the :basest -treaChery), declared, that tall he wanted was - Ships,,Coloifie's, and Commerce; - now we should supposelhlrthe late Ministers would at ,least . 13uoxAt.s.itrs, the cr,,dit of lin4J.rng v.:':inted, and that they would cOnclude.4at, W Let it ,vas of , importance: toldin , j. • to - retain cr it w , uld be of importance tar to deprive him of. , lint up e inl this 'point, the OppOtitApp . seftn, to rtiiuk, tirlt BUONAPAIt,TE not. kno,W__liiS Ov. a i:.tet est, and that if the pre... bent: Ministers could be prevailed upon to let hhn carry on hit plans bn the Continent . vithout . ; opposition,: and to gratify : his killy hank e ri ng a f ter Si4)s:,C9tOyiltes,'and CdminerCe, he Would "t lien biz:: completely4uitfe.d. We should really be glad adopt any Plan. tore'cltice the ,power of this Tyrant, _ but we should o'e . iitliti6fraid'df trying this experi. ment' of - the 13t6 Ministers, and for tl.is son, if we shrinkt suffer' I to Acquire„Continental Power, Naval Forcei . an&Celonial PossessiOns, -and' that it should by posSihilify, happen' that he was not ruined b) all theie•acquisitioni, we shouldnot, we fear, them have an Opportunity o f co r r eding our' error, and the - consequences th 'us might be most fatal. - Much, has been said , in the Opposition Papers against Mini,sters and .the Crown Lawyers, for, hay ing taken part, in ifavour of the Duke of YORK, in the late Parliamentary investigation, and the spit it of , Party bas extended so far, that even Mr. WA itoe4. has incurred some censure among his admirerS, for having thanked Ministers for the assistance which they gave him in promoting the Inquiry. N4w vve should lac-glad td know'whacthe followers of Party . . would have said, or that the whole people of Ei)g land would have thought, it Niinislersand the Law Officers had retrsained silent and indifferent andi , fora while the son of their. Sovereign, a'Soverergn who is egee.wed by all mankind, was the siihject vf charges, originally brought 'against him, by a wcrth hits and 'revengeful woman and her party ?r it must be act howledged• by all Men that Ministers did Both ing i ,tp tht.tcart the Inquiry,. but, on the,cott. trary, uled 411 possible entLavpurs to draWforth the truth.- Tho investigation was prolonvd to !ouch • an extent as to d:sgt,t every man of ,and proper. feeling, and :ic.l4alg Was kft uncxaminethythat tended, to give due information to -they world at 'large.- • .and , the C.l . pAin'tawyers had surely right to • exc..,rc ,well as their judgment, as ell •. • . • . as the.rest et tine' :',.1...-mhers, and it was no wore' than an , a& of 'duty in them to Come forv.'ard on iin' f iiCiasibriiri . which-t ha. feelings of a good king, 27. 'Wei as the interests 'el the nation,..were in: tu iv e a. If these INTinisteis and (..',t.own:Layczycr,-; temptr. ed 'ld stifle evidence-, Hion,. : indeed,.;tilai l b 4 some,reason forcomPlaiUt ;' titrottgls the what upon,principles, of duty to the SoVereign who:had entrested.them with , hiS'.'cOnfidence, to th i e . t, ' • Doke &t';X'oi K., teas' not pr4entto'defend hitn self,'...and to the public at large,- by r elA t er i og t h e.: o p ep diet all might weigh , the tits and the,.evidence, AIM ferns a proper the whole,of the . We see, by r the disgraeeful . prock;tlitip in Ctiild hiall, on Saturday last, what night ..:;...peuei.l.h.orn.. 'those ,who I . ::tsd . 'Pcli: . o/Me"4 f o r s p,b it "j„i justice, if thvy,'Were,' unfortunritely„ roln.!.l;fied into aiathority aid!power. 7 olno but o%vu Party welt!' minitted:to utter a , 1‘ , 1 1 0,, e 41.14 was So OW ia.geously conden,no(l by that Party., were . net 'sMP:red to have anylopfspitoility llfyrng theinselves e'Xplairiltig,„, i then. •! but ceecived such treatinent as colld-unlyhe ex peeled .frOrn „the lowest of the rablile, now tititre ront %V a the case with their .o'bvit part) ! roc); were indulged in the liberiy of 'tliiowing the . bitterest reffettions. on their .opponents--a -liberty of which, very little,to their credit, theyfahundantly . , evailcd theinielvcs, for they might fely wanton in `abuse, mid shy what they, pleated . , since: they knew , 'that th'ey were exempt . 'from all 'danger 'of reply.-- Surely the good sense and manly eharaaer of our: Coy trytiien will be 9ronscd by this spirit of perse cution which seetus—to. be • abroad; and. which, 'under pretenCe of calling • for .Censore in - Part' , ctslar alrates,' or discreet reform, appears' in ii iility to. have desperate :; pdrpos6s •in view; pur poses which, 'unless opposed by the resolution' of the loyal and' truly pattiotie part of the Com, mtanity, may reduce this great and happy Ern.; pire to a state of demecratical confusion, and finally to _such . a deplerethie Condition,.. as France and SO many Continental States, endure under a ferocious . Military .depot , . I\qt% 1-I. Wrt..l.st.EY A we . upd6rstantk, has retired from th.e . SL-cretary to the l'rtasttry and is t,) b4;.succt.td.r! , l Air. AttuuTtmor, ifdYSIOA-HOUSS. N VA L NEW S. PLY Nourtf, APRIL e.—sailed the Ployfr and Pea cock Sloops of War, to 'the-Westward., Cuyteit Guo-brig will sail-to-Inorrow witt, a Fleet of Vitoallers, for the Fleet olf Ituchclo, t. : - PouTsmouTH, Arnlt.3."--Arrived Hii Majesty's Ship Comet from Plymouth. Sailed his Majeity's Ships camel and Osprey, with a convoy of about .(J0 Sail of Transports for the Downs; also the Edathrd and Ann, El ArtPLEY, for the Downt;' and the Calherinu and Providence for NrAIIMOUTII, APRIL 3.--Arrive - d the Bruizir. Sailed theFrincess, Caroli4a, 74, gun 4, Atoukir, 71. gum,' and thee Basiljsk, for the Texel. Itt:ITIRill ift. the. Roads, the lideback, .41ixandria, and calypso. The hospitality of the LottD MAYOR was never more conspicuously sbewn than at she splendid ner given yesterday at the Niansion-House. Amongst the Noble Personages present, we noticed— Earls—Oxford, Pomfret, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Igor, ton, and Kinnaird. - - : • The Bishop of Hereford. Lords Granttey, Mulgrave Castlereagh, and 12a:teas:I. • The Chancellor of; the gxcheqtter, Mr. Canning, the Hon. W. W. Pole. and the Hon. W. Stewart. The Spanish A utbas ' k actor Admiral . A podaca. General Norion Sir (. Doyle, Sir R. Bickerton, Sir R. Pgele, Sir R. Preston, Sir R. Wigrarn„Sir- 10. ir Oyu:. Coot:, Admiral Sra n h ye, Capt. Aloorson, Lopez ,dant. 'Brown, Capt. Brydges, and Capt. Sykes; . the Chairman, DepUty Chairman,' and•sevcra I of the Dire tors Of the East, Inuta Companfi; the Deputy Governor, and several of the Dir,:clorsc,fthe Bank of England; Col, Welsh, Col. Arm. strong. Col. Read, and several other Naval and Alilitaly of-tigers. Atrongsl ihe Ladies. present I.vere,: Th., countess of OxforL, Fauconbcrg, Portsmouth, arid. Winterton. , . About six o'clock the Compaoy at down to dia per, which consisted of every delicacy of. the SC39oii, and was' served up with great promptitude and tegn - larity. Akthetead of the table was . a beautiful temple, ornamented with various elegant devices, and on the other tables were several splendid,national emblems. v Tit o )ll. ca i:t l slaj t:x all er nild t i N o t n ihA s eY o °c f oa .N ing l i r ai . vnel l' s :t eN v ve e er t r i l a le , nit a oe t ) t r. : t al it:llee.rlycdl6*‘livzltti:litcit"iteujicr, Professors. .The Lotto 111syoa's health was druul, . - . with great applause, . Bet'ore nine o'clock the LADY MAYORESS retired to the tiail-room, and about • ten 'lib dancing pressure became so, great, that . the country w i Tt t h lce t j lt . e . L T s tl fi e v E A :ir l i s ' s °- o f ß iN a l S .° S: lt i T s 6 O N cui d a n fi c e e r d w a. tiL' e were with difficulty proceeded in. , ,• The saloon, which Eras been' for many. under the hands of different artists, : was comple t e ly finished on Friday last, and when lighted, for me d a design 15 h ett iT dabio l r ci tl l i n .t t :l: .l - : agrand coup divil of Modern taste :' th e , perttialy neW and emblematicali thiitie, and shamrock, with the royal oak, in rich.. strength and union Of tke Country. - The rose,. were representing i lly „. gilt &its, ,hung with many thousand lam ps, SusoAtled Qu ' each - side of this Superb buildingi.,:', . • - • in• the ceett.e,a costly Grectaq lamp with , burners. •- ' .All the other rooms were• opened for the accom- . moilatiereof Ihe e pinpany. About eleven o'clock the crowd becaMe rcces iive ; there was no. possibility: of Moving. The, ' -------'''" ''''- ,• Late letters fro m the : Asti/tiffs stater-that a eorre-- , -.;the7'w ;Jble of the evening; his attention' to- the La" spondecce.has; been kepeuP, by Means of, trusty files .„ dies . , was of the ino:st marked description. Miss• • setigers, betwee4 't the army. of Asturias and the ar , itlY ' FLoWER received the company in the usual ZOO of .:I.tostANa, which-.was at Chaves, and Qetieral apartmems,' and attfatled, mach notice from the: SfLYEI R A 'PINTO, of the Pori tiguese, arin . y Or Trak/3' ''beai,iiy :of 11 , ..r pei : sciii,74ili eregince Of. her dr.,4,;5 . 1 )e . ~ Mentes, with the view of col oe:ni 0 4 tt4, ! ..piwt . 4 . 1 rriri #ll w ; i 4 nutio in IL K : orape l • willt 4i prolusion of 6%trien of thathreearibie 4 . It do e , tint itote4l , a'i-petik , f-las,tr. fear/v:l . 4in her head; intertnited with diawoudS. ROMANA had advanced in Galner,k btu tilia644.ffiatt • . thish'a v t. , ; g o l e i i l s i l i e y d . s() ,a rn ib e e ad s vr ii i p it sag. i ! : ,,i(ti es: ;.; - .7 (e i l i o l it. ro isa t r sq t ,e itits , , t , dt: ;,... 0 ; I ). ;, i. p: l l.) ,l ;r it t l t s r e v i l: i t , i t t e l 1 i C t; 1;1 7 3 ; ', l i i tt - d y . :: % i v ic e rt ;l ; r ) e rtte ai. d v a y g ,l 4 ,;, it;':; in t . , l g l ; ' French garrison at St. Atider wer, , e .driyen on Sbore i , br. the English C . 1. 1 .12 t:ri in the 11ay4.-4104.1- , destroyed. - t itatAtii' had a . numtn - 0u.;., andienee. e l,'P.4- .l l a y " o '.' [; Douglas.. Afts..Sl4}oorgs voltinteered Iter s ervic s e , tion llie boat,' crews frofri the liritli et.,-rtc. , 111;i644,,,,,, ii. dj a t the ocui i onii. destroyed two batteries, under the iiie,ii;ilitt.iii,,,.,,,ttiyi.,ititel4f,tl.ti,letiliuClyleu.„labelicerroua-l:rtntoe•:eli-nitii•ffltijadUoeuitoldLii:jeti,et'obo ) l74,72'Ncieuticly 'enemy's vt;s4els ran for protei.iiort. peasants.co-oppratecl very gallanfly j wio I :.'; iirni'sly i' declare that she never orformet w l e sv: L t l ir tric)°4l- : eil : a : b z ii e jl a Y ., seamen on the occasion.. At 4. pl ace calk ce'rbe . ra, i or Stronger effea..Mr. H: Striousis-vvas , net Le-- .--- jai near Saliagun, a party of Asturians, under:the-tote: 1 , . lous in the part of name- No; vat, and Pk a Y e ` l‘' l l l e j . mind of Colonel i Dnit , JuAN PORLIER,on,, the 12th .. March, attacked about 700 Fit:nehmen, wbile in the - o f t h e .p,..,r'fon„et.s to ~,i . ,., t i,,,, t t ; ) ,,y all iieenlv act of chantiogy'e Delint for the Surrender of:Sara- i more than usual. one.ray . But it •s rifle.? the W. l P .d: to be .animated . by the caT:-. , J in which . tiley were ens goss:i. 'flit: eateny defended thernsty4S':Ostinate- ; ' ga g e j . .. 'W e sih&erely lope i hat. the'ramitiPing IA 1 ly, but ille. S.panizds -obtained a deeided-advantage. ! w id Tlie Pre:wh Cominalider, MoNeT, a NI ,jor- , ...;t..,,c:;!, '- little..dbutn tlitit ww. of them will be very aurae:live'', Colonelof .the A 9 ( l •n i ' be • equally sixeessinl, and we can indeed have , •-•ag , --*--eg•nie l3. of the Line, 411 J li -. a i :‘ll-.. Joal,A,N is so join ler powerful atd r most. i'leill';'•, l ' . of the Legion 01 I • 7l w oilt i e h t . t r r. t . w . ‘ c s' i l v is .e i ci )a t t i i r e' clr l f .,_ ti- : probably for the last time beforo: - -she-goes ul.on her .., sorter, and, sent'. to Oviedo, ' i titeatrical-excursioli for the SOminer.. We must again, ~ I‘l.oly , more we:.: , ' u - ikett,. but died of their' wounds. 1 man if, s t our ~.cent f o r thy, commatee . of Per*: •. The enethY ,lost above ton killed. ; ''' l, formers, * who-baVe Struggled through great difficO l ' General 4ttGlisoN Ii left town fo r Chultenham, i ties, in bringing forward these dramatic entertain* The Public' will regret to 'heir this gallant Oaieer i ineo t s ,:f6 r the relief of ,the 'tante untortunate part of . is t afilided wich a pain in his.side. - . ' 1 itu t ir c‘enntunity, and who notwisuseinding the very ` Is is General 13uuNNlea, Mihb waslaken...priFoner. fetnote pros. I etzt or-a new manifest .Theatre, "nanst their at the.battic of Vinitera, duct not G euera i LiFe.avaa, .- mspef.l for the Proptietnrs of - the building w hich-has • - 'that is on his wily 14 France, to tie exchange.!' for I been : destreyed, ,io:44.tting, that tlii.!y perform with , Getieral Ats,4li,Cttoskate, who bas - been:detained at 4 their " consent and appronation." 1 , Verdun. since the . cominencenient 'of the p m es e in 1 ' tile Covent , .(4arden' Proprietors are ,proceeding War: . ' - - .7 s - - 1 with as much aetivity iti preparing all artides,,neces ' for sary their new Theati - J..., as they shew - iri their , `,t.i i ii open boat, with elevsnt deserters from Flush- 1- , in g,- was iit,clied .11n at sea 00 Saturday .eveniir, v ilz, b, ; ei.orts to conylete the WPC:titre ilitl;. Mr. CAPON. has hada , Oft!' ?iv `sliidli of w .. .r, :aid carrieq.into th e Doi.l.os. . whose profession:it m er it s are we ll :•kiiteJv II They t. 0054 of I'oo :icamen) two -IjAiliSl; and two ' far some time, employed in- prepai:ing new seems, ; . and has already lini s h t d severa l of • the ttrciiiteCihr4i Dini. - :11, belonging try the Dutch Adtriirat S flag-ship the, remainder' wils a (..;orporal's guard, editsisting ki,,d, 'whi c h f u lly a , te ...“ hi 4 k now kd ge and s hill, . particul.wly io the G o thi c sty l e .: lii,ihe corporal amid; SixVritrilteS.' •• It aPpears that ! . the sailors had formed a plan with ,the soldiers', 1 c . 4, . - - -. 7 .'' I - • . I . • . 013MMEIt iitEA T a Es..l-• i( stemay beite , Easier w,l kt ile op_ 'gnatil, to' 'attempt thew escape, in which 1 .... _ . J, - • = ~ monday, the lielsdaV f olks Were tetwited by a 5. 3 • thvy sncceeth.:d; ..v.L.otit li:ivltig. experieoc..ed even ; . , - - • • 1 . J whit .1 , re:iy (i! !-,,. :ec Jon to.the publie,phices, h.,o"` a ply:Jolt. Prorn i lik..ie tiv2ii we learn, t ! . .,n the I , , 7,, . , • , ficet. i.l Iloslifti g ready , lor set, Cullbl'A iOl '1,•!) ~ ii!l i . ' i. '.,- • : "" h4)ll ' " : SXl.3l:l , lei I , Vi'LLc wll 4 ch - ri , )w S eems so ba g"" c '' of ilia nite r , ttil-sQ*lty-tours ; but': t!.4.... they ate me, '• • , ', ' ' ; ' ,!' , • '..: Jot- , l'iiir cih.reterised as '4/ie. Jlqualie _theatre, `-' ~ very badly ; trtirtil„.. tilt.: r Cr. 0 ~.9...),.11ipri5e many ; . ~. , , . 1 • , .• . • ~ ki ,d, s ou • laW. CoL4Cripfs;,i'lli Inc. , 1).,r,.. ...Imo Cal beeii sem,. on ' r : : l ..l " i ' t t . : e ' ll ,' ` it ' t i t , t' a Te e d r . t, L " .. l l lll .b e ent6 l . le ll ..‘ v i 1 1 1 , 0 1 ?„;, u .,.:•; " :vcr , e, ,' , /rh o ' ' hbakt - iottfitisoli,ti6(.l, and risist in their retl i sta ; „ ' » , ,,siia- i LA' , . l • ti.),ien7o.l; , .t i ogrA rrenCh or Dieslit Bi:iv:J. 'l';i o dis. ! ' -;1 1 ; ;'" ( , a . ic i; 41 "1 1 ",a::;(1 7. 4 0 . ilii!'‘ '"'''' , - ~.4 , 6,5 • ~. , • . i r)t which were well calculaied t 4., excite i"" ....- ' • content was - . rurtner iiierrisect.by a.gri-lat,sca. - eity ot :: 'iich is • • ~ , , 'fii , ,y add.; thatim , grearnuni- i ' It ' #l l -Pg' n l u - l ' ita 4 el . The ic`-''''Y' " 1 .'„ Li r , provlsl9oi. 111 Me t i t' :t. • tier of seamen ai,4 soldir4s wouittgladlysfolit'iWjileli* i gef1`.:1.211.}.-i'''?ua at' tliis-plice, was ' l ' 4 i '''' ''; -'eti- . :'example, had they an opportunity.: alleiliiad b e - dn .. 1 : a n n ig c l e i:.. -- an : i r 3 1 7 E) A i , i ! ,: (l *lC t. : )t A le r. ii s , ;: a,s ta t ;a re tle l.. their lust ,al Pt .' • three days and night', a 4'ea; with scarcely any stfs- i • 'terrance. , ,--- - • • •,. ! , • , , 4. 1 3 . . t 145;:s All: Pi!l'ilig O'itE 'also had a very larg e -.: •, • ' ' Porfoi vl.iir •-' Yesterday- the dispatches ' v erir, ti, lolly closed at the :'• - s LAI ''' r ' 1 " - 44 4 , ha d ‘butlget .0 , 1 hr, and a ~,, _, India ',louse, 'a n da (Hi verett . to tile i 1 ,,,. ruc , r _, , _ of• the, ,Linfinarvde,l,alonidli itltlttiatoteirb,erinatitevtiii:,.,;tnieed:sri,nl;l24_,ljetii.ctliaedn.tia/51`.!.....1, under‘mentioned Shipti, 1 ii. . i g , , flu p r i nce s s , i ime li x. t upoii , F. ila i eth i Royal Gilado i te, i icneuper4ortners , at this place are LAG , It EN T, v , ill. Capt. 11. Rush ;, (4.1.n0rk, C..iiii I, hiaiiihAirwi); TiialliCti, : LOGNA, Z4id ' NOILNIV.I; the last lliiin SiidLl'i \'' '', Capt. M. lticbc* ; A1;11611, C.C.r. 11. 1.,, t,..)t,1 , ..in i Margal.-' Mi i n a li vs . A - , .ji CO I Pi • , ITI.X.V, ver, aro ite t,rt- , of Ely, Capt.„l. thlry:i Ne ; ..1.., (7,,,1:5, Capt. -- I. itoy,:r,. • • ',,.,„ i) 1 Ind ter P.nrice of. Wales Ibi.nat.inia . ! 11,.i. 1 , , ~ de reserve Whose elliwt, are the ir,aili prof) , - rd P,46etrgcri put Royist ch.ii;y:L:---foi Prince A' Wal's : _lir.iti,L4l'Fie ken - ery and de'COratioll , i 'Wert' = : 'Plei lL I '; Island Lauy Stouldy. Nisi. i.;:.,:-.liAt4r, AVI' l .V. 1i.:.1,-!orisii,, alit? . ant.1.....1eg - : \ . _ . . . ' trve illerLliant. v . , l` l'itsscny,(- . 9s IlvrCilatton.-Idr Chin.* ;;u., : A7,.,14 , 115tun, Sim.: , TN. - at,i' r i. ciRCITS nulA‘,.. ast• a ' espiciens . c ri : 1 ::? pi:ff.:aryl) ; Mrs. Urnistuii, , L , r rnetit-t:n..!itt tor tilt ,eipson, umier Iliti:threool) l?' , Cclit,iW, Su.' Piisb-criger; pe ( Atnion.--F o r China : 4 ~ i, r. 1. Burman.. 1 ~.. . ' . Piosmgeiti Or Tticimes.--Vu,r Ci:111,4 : :v.i,. 1,M.1% LLLISTON, the, A..sor. ' 'the interior of th'''. ocrciarp ; Mrs. Cotton. , -lfor,i'rinct; 01 6i.,..:s Ishiba : Mr. . Ti;c:vl as, -,:, h as, . b een newly 'oi111t!ml and einhellt4b"°. toster,, Klee himiiir, p and. made a beaufi:lll appearance. An 6CeaSitl i . 1 1Y‘t 'have been favoured wish a line e r ' frem tie Prolo4u. via/. w N well received. GattEwooli . 111) ' 1 ,Imauld.of St: Thomas,-of oe : . 3,1 Q: - .l,ll.Liary, liii- A.T ARC LI R.A NKS l:rive eVt Si 1" ii great skill ;ii the 9 eene r l 7 ' silence' of which respetting tliqrtpurted . itivsidnit-, ;:ha .tit. n u w fiup aie fur beans tO bare.hlidi.'d 1 " --1° , • ,i i 5' ! ment at St. I)oinitigo by PETraii, klidi-to con fi rm pence2to render. the pl.,ce .iittaCtivt. Tilt: . " , " ). 1 ', 1 .', ' what WO St::te'd a few days since on that Subjc t•--- indeed wry spien:lid, yCi 4 . 1:1)1.11e 413 d ei` 6" sit. ,r-• Continerce , \ , , , 46.,:tti allpt.4 N 1,41111401.4 ill fists i IJoiise wai 4:10 w C.4.:C1 n; iili pita*, inn d the ch:ori:alitd, • - , . ... • . A111;110 : t , .'.‘,ent in sviteral • were I.oly applauded !. . i • . ' , .. ' Liulies Page, Turner; Pane, Calthorpe, Coot; Wynne,' Lopez, Payne, Poling, Preston, George, and seYetal other Lai of tazthion and dreinction. Must of the Ald?rtnen anti , their Ladies, ..with the two Siterith, and t e *:te City tnficed, attended. COVE 6F CORK, 'MARCH 27.—Sailed this morning the 4fricnine and the Tribune, •oh a secret Expedi tion, with about so sail of Transports under copyoy, , . naving toe 7th, 30th, 48th, 53d,.2cr, battalion, 66th, 2d battalion, 83d, and 'a waggon train, olt board, under the command of Major-General HILL, and Brigadiey,-GeneraI.CANI.) . IIELL the former is on 'boardtho.,4/ , :icaine, and the latter on boarLl, the Tri bune, Capt. J acid 'Lieutenants BAI - and JEviI , ERYS, and the Agents of 'Transports. VAL,MOUTIt, Act; L I.—Arrivi..•,l the Sparrow hawk from- Guernsey ; ihofiberfrom - a crui ze , 'aad the Yee, HOLLAND, for. Malta: Sailed his Majesty's Ships La Sybille, Pleasant, and ofirrou on a etuizc; 'Princess EtizakethPacket for Lisbon; Friendship, ADKINS, for Madeira ;- and the Ja►rtes and John,.STOK MAN; for St. Michael's. De . ,ki. * , APRIL . 3 Arriiied' the 'Mau Cux, froni ;,and t,he Chuilenier :Stoop- of" War wit h4enn voy to the Westwaid and the lliarchioizess ,f Exeter for India.